Question

what can a first aid provider do when helping a person use his or her epinephrine auto - injector?
jab the auto - injector into the shoulder of the person.
immediately remove the epinephrine auto - injector after initial injection.
immediately give a second dose to the person using the auto - injector.
jab the auto - injector into the outer midthigh of the person.
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which of the following are appropriate steps in treating a tooth that has been displaced? (mark all that are correct)
if the tooth is dirty, rinse in a bowl of water.
do not touch the root of the tooth.
place the tooth in mouthwash or other alcohol based solutions.
attempt to replace the tooth into its socket.

Explanation:

• For the epinephrine auto - injector question: The correct injection site is the outer mid - thigh. Injecting into the shoulder is incorrect. The auto - injector should be held in place for a few seconds after injection (not immediately removed), and a second dose is not given immediately.
• For the displaced tooth question:
• If the tooth is dirty, rinsing in a bowl of water (not mouthwash or alcohol - based solutions which can damage the tooth) is appropriate.
• Do not touch the root of the tooth to prevent damage.
• Attempting to replace the tooth into its socket (if possible) is a correct step.

Answer:

• For the first question: Jab the auto - injector into the outer midthigh of the person.
• For the second question: If the tooth is dirty, rinse in a bowl of water; Do not touch the root of the tooth; Attempt to replace the tooth into it's socket.